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Ratman

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  1. Snap [emoji106] same as you stubby, i did wonder if they would get my liner down and round my bends at the time, but they did.
  2. If you ever rock up at my door [emoji6] ...... always welcome of course, i’m gona get ya so bloto’d that your head hurts, purely out of spite and not just from a good hospitality point of view [emoji51][emoji482]
  3. You sarky twunt! [emoji6][emoji39]
  4. Failing that..... i can only suggest the heat wrap really! Sure you’ll find a resolve tho!
  5. 8.5mm wall, take some melting! https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/pvc-pipes-plastic-pipes/2246573/
  6. Where is Vesp when we need him?!!!
  7. I’m trying! [emoji15][emoji23]
  8. You thinking of DuPont?
  9. Post us all a pic in daylight yolky then we get a better idea [emoji106]
  10. Or the other alternative? https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F331806019959
  11. Can you devise a tin heat shield to keep it away from heat?
  12. Av a route through this lot, failing that..... its either rubber & jubilee or replace all what you have with a more recognisable size. ?‍♂️ https://www.pipestock.com/
  13. Can you not go to s plumbers merchants and ask for some 60mm solvent weld? May possibly be grey in colour [emoji848]
  14. Just shoves in to your t-piece, usually quite snug but if your not totally happy then put a smear of silicon on pipe and inside of fitting, [emoji106]
  15. Something like this? https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F172002887061
  16. I take it it is for blown hot air then? Can you not just use the convoluted heating / exhaust pipe stuff that they use in caravans / motorhomes etc?
  17. Can you post a pic to highlight your scenario?
  18. Your a tad far away, could of possibly recommended someone but theyre in lancashire.
  19. Where you based at?
  20. Theres a thread titled “arbtalkers arbtrucks” Mr Mark Wileman is currently doing his single cab ranger, theres a few pics on there aswell, or just PM him. Be sure to ask him about towbar heights tho, they can cause issues [emoji106]
  21. I’m not climbing trees or owt like you guys, but when we get frozen trailer brakes stuck on up the yard, or an odd fuel filter thats waxed up and needs changing which means your out jacking a cab up to get to em etc, i double up on nitrile gloves which obviously keep your hands dry, but warm too cos your two’s up [emoji6] then i wear a pair of task appropriate gloves over the top. One thing i have found though is to not constrict my wrists too much, i.e avoid wearing elasticated wrist banded gloves, i find it cuts my circulation and i end up with tingling achy fingers and wrists and it can also give me achy elbows too.
  22. Christ eggs!... checking my profile??? Thats like..... stalker ish???..... thats chuffing Vesp territory! [emoji15][emoji33][emoji30][emoji37]
  23. I’ll help anyone i can if i can..... thats a given!!! Try do my over or take the piss.... then thats a different story!!! Open house though genuinely anyone who needs it. [emoji106]
  24. Chuckling loudly!!! ???
  25. Uneven load?...... tow hitch too high? ???

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